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Haw River Bypass in Alamance County, North Carolina

Haw River Bypass in Alamance County is a four-lane, asphalted main road. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Roma Road and Roxboro Street and ends at East Main Street, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. It connects Haw River and Alamance County. This street is part of the highway "70" as well as the Hiking trails Mountains-to-Sea Trail: Segment 9 and Haw River Land Trail.

Road Type
main road
Lanes
4
Speed Limit
45 mph
Route
east-west
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Streets nearby

Boundary Street
0.3 mi
Elk River Street
0.3 mi
River Street
0.3 mi
Short Street
0.3 mi
Cemetery Road
0.3 mi
Elks Street
0.3 mi
Oakwood Drive
0.4 mi
Hill Street
Granite Village
0.4 mi
Haw River Trail
0.4 mi
Quarry Road
0.4 mi
Pelham Street
Remnants & Textiles Dcrtv Fbrc
0.5 mi
Gravel Street
0.5 mi
Pelham Court
0.5 mi
Lang Court
0.5 mi
Lang Street
0.5 mi
Taylor Street
0.5 mi
East Main Street
Haw River, Caruso's
0.5 mi
Clayton Place
0.5 mi
Church Circle
0.5 mi
Ruby Lane
0.6 mi
Elm Street
0.6 mi
Birch Drive
0.6 mi
Quarry Street
CVS Pharmacy
0.6 mi
West Main Street
0.6 mi
Coley Court
0.6 mi
North Church Street
0.6 mi
Cottage Place
0.6 mi
Hanover Road
0.7 mi
Roma Road
0.7 mi
Berkley Road
0.7 mi
Regent Park Lane
0.7 mi
Avalon Road
0.7 mi
Buckingham Road
0.7 mi
Minnis Lane
0.8 mi
Roxboro Street
0.8 mi
Graham Road
0.8 mi
Jones Court
0.8 mi
Stone Street
0.9 mi

Waterways nearby

Red Slide Park Paddle Access
0.4 mi

Auto parts stores nearby

Edward's Automotive Products
0.5 mi

Convenience stores nearby

Fairway One Stop
0.6 mi
Haw River Daytona Gas
0.7 mi

Museums nearby

Haw River Historical Assoc. Museum
0.5 mi

Parks nearby

Red Slide Park
0.4 mi
Town And Country Park Ii
0.6 mi

Places of worship nearby

First Baptist Church Haw River
0.5 mi

Railways nearby

NS Danville District H Line
0.6 mi

Streams nearby

Boyds Creek
0.7 mi

Town halls nearby

Town of Haw River
0.5 mi